Why do we need to save water

Why do we need to save water

In childhood we read in our geography books that three fourth of our earth consists of water bodies. We live on the one fourth that is left. Though there is so much water out there we can barely use 1% of it for drinking, bathing, cultivation and industrial work. This is because the amount of fresh water compared to the total amount of water on earth is negligible. Most of the water bodies consist of saline water which we cannot drink or use for different daily purposes. Most of us have been blessed to have water at our beck and call but there are millions of people for whom fresh and clean drinking or bathing water is a privilege.

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Why do people need to drink water

Why do people need to drink water

Water is synonymous to life and the importance of drinking water cannot be emphasized enough. Water is one of the main constituents of our body and this is evident from the fact that 60% of our body is water. To keep the governing center of our body, the brain, hydrated we need to drink water because 70% of the brain is made of water. Every cell and the blood need water for maintaining the right pressure and balance inside our body. The very first living organism originated in the water of ocean. One of the most vital functions of water is to help in excretion. It removes the harmful toxins and chemicals from our body. If we drink little or no water then we will face problems in urination and fall ill.

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Why does earth has water

Why does earth has water

The universe is filled with many unexplained phenomenon blended with unraveled mysteries and one major part of this unexplained phenomenon is played by planet Earth. There are many unknown facts about earth and its life sustaining atmosphere. One such fact is why only earth has water and not the other planets. Billions of years have passed, but still no other planet can apparently sustain life like earth does, but why only earth?

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Why do people waste water

Why do people waste water

Water wastage is quite common. Most of the people believe that there is enough water on the Earth and hence wasting is no crime. Those people do not realize that though 97% of the earth is covered with water but unfortunately that water is not drinkable. Only 3% water on Earth is fresh-water and can be used for drinking purpose. Out of this 3%, 70% is in the form of glaciers and icecaps and hence cannot be reached. The remaining water that is underground is mere 0.3% of total fresh water. This is the water we get in our homes and use it for various purposes from brushing our teeth to drinking to washing our cars.

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